Shrieking used in a sentence

Shrieking in a sentence as a noun

The white suburban moms in my school in the 1990's shrieking about "just say no!

Are girls supposed to look up to the shrieking harpies of Femen instead?

I grew up in the suburbs in the early 1990's, surrounded by soccer moms shrieking "just say no!

Nevermind that these are people who've been shrieking about the deficit since January 2009.

After reading this I felt like I had been subjected to a 10 minute shrieking rant by an Apple fanboy.

Being gas, it takes longer to boil, giving a nice period of often tea-related small talk before it's shrieking for mercy.

I've found that articles with a bunch of comments have inevitably devolved into trolls shrieking at each other.

Of course, Pepper's shrieks were rewarded so he screamed more than ever, although now, his frustration was tempered with long moments of soggy, shrieking delight.

Voters didThis I absolutely agree with.> Frightened suburbanite baby boomers watching the news, shrieking "Just Say No!

I think that doing a usability study on both of them would reveal that the usability people would run shrieking from the building once the basics were explained to them.

"We've always had two or three dogs at a time"Damn... all that time walking the dogs... coulda had a kid!The thing about people hating shrieking children, that seems to be a very strong sentiment among those who feel the same.

Normally the knob tot he immediate right could control resonance, which boosts the signal around the cutoff frequency and produces an intense whistling/shrieking sound as it is turned up to maximum.

I wonder how many highway accidents and fatalities are likely to have been caused by that loud shrieking sound and everyone in the state of California looking down at their phones at the exact same time.

It's like walking through life in a world with frequent, deafening shrieking noises that are just above my range of hearing, but most of the people around me can at least some of them, and are constantly knocked off-balance, disturbed, upset.... I can argue persuasively that with good concentration habits, an occasional shrieking noise shouldn't affect your life much, but I've never heard it once; maybe an echo here or there, that's it.